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Acknowledgements I will always be grateful to my supervisor Peter Bauer-Gottwein for being a great source of inspiration and encouragement, and for his dedication. Thanks are due to Karsten Arnbjerg-Nielsen and Henrik Madsen for their good ideas and meticulous comments; and to Roar Jensen and Niels Riegels for their interesting discussion on hydro-economics. My research stay in Trondheim was extremely fruitful. I would like to thank Ivar Wangensteen for making it possible and Birger Mo for his advice in the implementation of optimization methods. I am very grateful to Anders Gjelsvik, who kindly took all the time necessary for me to understand SDDP. Financial support from DHI and the International Research School of Water Resources (FIVA) is gratefully acknowledged. Long hours at the University were livened up by all the great people passing through here: my officemates Claire, Claus and Niels; our neighbors Julie, Ida and Sanne; and all the others who left or are about to leave: Ana, Masu, Nanna, Julie, Flavio, Valerie, Laure, Aaron, et al. And thank you to my friends in Denmark; life is wonderful when you have real friends. Thank you to Blanca for her love and support; and to my brothers, Alfredo and Lenin, for always being there for me. Thank you to my parents Gloria and Ricardo, for their infinite love and inspiration. iii
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